Message to MLB: Sergio Romo exploded and lowered his pants in the stadium for a review of “improper substances”

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Several pitchers have expressed their disagreement before the new measures against the use of substances that improve pitchers’ grip. The new parameters are a couple of days old and have already left players with notorious discomfort. Sergio Romo de Oakland Athletics Y Max Scherzer de Washington Nationals, they starred in a couple of episodes in which they almost stripped naked in protest to MLB.

WE HAVE PANTS DOWN ON THE FIELD!!! SERGIO ROMO HAS REMOVED HIS PANTS https://t.co/OaEF2GajnZ pic.twitter.com/2LUSYEqfre

— Barstool Sports (@barstoolsports) June 23, 2021

Pitchers are clearly not happy with these revisions and new parameters. Even, Tyler Glasnow had already assured that the new measures were to blame for his most recent injury. Now, the annoyance of the pitchers also falls on the constant flock to the mound, the ampáyer, to review them.

Wild night of baseball escalates until Sergio Romo drops his pants https://t.co/PwbhmmYqEN pic.twitter.com/veyPm6yIyc

– MSN (@MSN) June 23, 2021

In full Globe Life Field, the Oakland Athletics faced the Texas Rangers. Before the gaze of the entire stadium, Sergio Romo got under his pants while the ampáyer proceeded with the established review. “El Mechón” was clearly annoyed, but his gesture can carry a sanction.

Oakland A’s reliever Sergio Romo was checked for “sticky stuff” and might have upstaged Max Scherzer in the process. pic.twitter.com/wL1jqt4CgE

– Chris Halicke (@ChrisHalicke) June 23, 2021

Veteran Max Scherzer also blew up

Something similar to Romo’s happened with the Washington Nationals. However, Max Scherzer had a little more patience, since got upset at the time of his second review in the middle of an entry. Although Scherzer was less daring, his annoyance was on his face.

This is incredible.

Joe Girardi asked the umpires to check Max Scherzer for sticky stuff again.

Scherzer’s reaction:

pic.twitter.com/rHHWU6KIzV

— Baseball America (@BaseballAmerica) June 23, 2021

From the dugout and pitcher companions showed their support for the new revision that the ampáyer was about to do. The manager Dave Martínez and the player Trea Turner They showed their disagreement in defense of Scherzer.

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